31 Mar 1863
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1863
Page
1
A damaged wartime letter extols Confederate sentiments and condemns Union officials in Kentucky. The writer praises rebel parolees, laments looted homes and seized records, and denounces Union leadership while urging support for the Confederate cause and local press. The piece ends with a call to moral resistance and a farewell to a fellow laborer.
An older narrative traces a son’s farewell within a hospital setting. The writer describes faith, deathbed honesty, and prayers for salvation as the son nears final sleep in Jesus. Family, clergy, and community voices surface amid the emotional scene and oblique references to local events.
The letter urges conventions in counties to nominate delegates for the State Republican Convention on a near date. It calls for early organization, with officers named, dues, and support for the army in the Civil War context. Joax J. Janney signs as Secretary.
The report notes manure practices and horticultural methods presented by Jere Kiersted and colleagues. The gathering included city members invited to discuss grafting techniques and canton cultivation in Ohio, with plans for the next society meeting.
Fragmentary text describes oxen with fixed eyes and calm gaze as calves appear skinless and innocent. The scene suggests a tense or eerie emblem, with unknown speakers pondering what the cattle symbolize in a misty or unsettling setting.
A fragment discussing how children imitate and absorb parental traits as a porous mind, likened to substances that seep in and shape early development. It cites religious language about parenthood, priestly authority, and kingship as guiding offices shaping offspring. The tone mirrors late 19th century moral instruction.
The narrative describes naval skirmishes near Farragut's position with batteries at sea. The vessel Seabead Seska sustained losses including three crew killed and several wounded. Lieutenant Commander ot Cumin wounded mortally and lost a leg. Genesee suffered damage while under heavy fire and fell back.
Fragmentary report describes naval artillery from Port Hudson and Galveston area actions. Mentions Harriet Lane in harbor and Union land forces opposite Port Hudson with engagements eight miles inland, captures of horses and equipment, and several casualties amid ongoing river operations.
Fragmentary report recalls a Mississippi steamer from Port Hedson time. The vessel ranked last in the fleet attempting to pierce a blockade. It took several shots, was dismounted at the batteries, suffered breached portholes, and finally blew up after rounds, ending the action.
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